You in the insurance business?
Yes - still am just a different line of business.
Property was a pain in the ass - especially doing catastrophe response.
Good money for some - especially if you’re young, single and have no attachments. Money is even better if your either working independently or as a storm chaser selling to areas impacted by wind/hail.
Had one storm chaser tell me he made about 240k and worked maybe 4 months before heading back home. Easy money - just show up at people’s homes and say “I can get you a free roof at no cost AND put $500-1k in your pocket when we are done. All I need is a copy of your homeowners insurance and to inspect your roof”. He’s also literally be calling to report the “damage” while he was on the roof denting things up with a hammer and unsealing shingles with a putty knife. Had the scam down pat - he’d sign up 20-30 houses in a subdivision - then walk into the office of a local roofer and say let’s make a deal. He’d sign the roofer up to do the jobs for him - and either take a fee off the top or guarantee the roofer an amount and he’d deal with getting the claims approved.
So many insurance companies are cutting back and using outside “experts” to do their legwork as a cost savings. He was paying off the local “expert” who did most inspections and if they ever got wise or used someone else - he’d protest until he got someone in his pocket.
Eventually found a lucrative career in going straight and teaching insurance company adjusters the tricks they would use and how to spot and defend. I guess the field
got a little too crowded for him and he liked the easier lifestyle of just coming into town - doing a one day seminar and collecting a guaranteed paycheck: